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8.0.1 Ollie
Perhaps you have already made your first small jumps and jumped with both legs and the whole thing didn't feel so elegant yet. An Ollie helps you to jump off in a more controlled manner and also to jump higher and even further.
Practicing stationary Ollie movements
In an ollie, we jump with the back leg and use the tail of the snowboard as a spring. To jump an Ollie, you can imagine a wave movement.
In order to remain stable during the jump, we push our snowboard forward with our hips, which pushes the snowboard through and gives us energy for the Ollie. It is very important to pull the front foot up correctly.
When to do an ollie?
An ollie is actually suitable for almost every jump, even if you are jumping into boxes or want to jump into a tail press (nollie). For most people, an ollie while riding is almost easier than standing.
It's best to aim for the point you want to jump from in order to have a commitment for the Ollie at the corresponding point or try to jump over objects.
Are the Ollis already working?
If the Ollis aren't working yet, have a look at the Tail Press to feel the tension of your snowboard better 8.0 Tailpress
Check your skill
Following skills are required to be ready for the next module.
Private lessons for
The following snowboard private lessons can still be booked at short notice in Flumserberg or Pizol!
The course, where it all began!
With the private lesson "First turns in one day" in Flumserberg, our success story began. Therefore, we are especially pleased to now be able to offer the course at Pizol as well.
